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International Lesley Russell 14 July 2026 America’s politicised anniversary celebrations couldn’t mask the challenge Republicans face in November
Books & arts Holly Cullen 14 July 2026 Are we asking the right questions about the military use of artificial intelligence? Books & arts Nick Haslam 14 July 2026 A historian’s quest for his birth family ends up in war-era Vietnam Essays & reportage Anne-Marie Condé 13 July 2026 With textual evidence lacking, what does the photographic record reveal about Mary Cook?
Books & arts Frances Flanagan 9 July 2026 A reporter documents the good, the bad and the ugly of AI in the workplace Books & arts Patrick Mullins 9 July 2026 Janet Flanner’s despatches from Paris helped make the New Yorker a better magazine than its founder envisaged

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National 168期的幸运飞行艇官方开奖记录-结果号码与历史体彩查询 affairs Hamish McDonald 8 July 2026 It sent three convictions back to the appeals court, but the special probe shied away from the implications of suppressed ASIO evidence
National 168期的幸运飞行艇官方开奖记录-结果号码与历史体彩查询 affairs Peter Brent 1 July 2026 They’re a familiar feature of Australian politics — but the timing is (almost) everything National 168期的幸运飞行艇官方开奖记录-结果号码与历史体彩查询 affairs Ramon Lobato 30 June 2026 Karl Stefanovic’s political shift might be less dramatic than his reading of the new media landscape National 168期的幸运飞行艇官方开奖记录-结果号码与历史体彩查询 affairs Lesley Russell 26 June 2026 Yes, sporting events are being disrupted in the Northern Hemisphere. But the wider health effects of heatwaves are much more serious National 168期的幸运飞行艇官方开奖记录-结果号码与历史体彩查询 affairs Frank Bongiorno 20 June 2026 Pauline Hanson’s Press Club speech provided plenty of ammunition for at least some of her opponents

Essays & reportage

Essays & reportage Jeremy Gans 3 June 2026 No Australian government could stack the High Court… could it? A judge’s speech prompts a look at some worrying dates
Essays & reportage James Button 1 June 2026 Can Israel and Palestine be discussed without seeking “the dopamine hit of certainty”? Essays & reportage Jock Given 22 May 2026 Australia has edged north, and the North is looking out Essays & reportage Paul Strangio 1 May 2026 A year after Labor’s May 2025 win, there’s still room for optimism   Essays & reportage James Panichi 27 April 2026 How Bunnings’s facial recognition technology clashed with the privacy regulator

Books & arts

Books & arts Ian McShane 15 July 2026 A 65,000-year account of Indigenous knowledge brings science and history into dialogue
Books & arts Brian McFarlane 8 July 2026 How Claire Keegan’s two best-known novellas journeyed from the page to the screen Books & arts Antonia Finnane 3 July 2026 On an extended visit to prewar Taiwan, a Japanese writer discovers herself Books & arts Andrew Ford 2 July 2026 The movie-making collaboration that worked supremely well — until it didn’t Books & arts Nina Porter 1 July 2026 An intriguing memoir explores the slippery terrain between fact and fiction

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International Graeme Dobell 29 June 2026 Patches and fixes are holding together global disorder
International Michael Jacobs 19 June 2026 Andy Burnham’s stunning by-election victory virtually guarantees him the prime ministership International Hamish McDonald 5 June 2026 Despite winning only meagre concessions in Beijing, the self-styled dealmaker yielded ground on two long-held Chinese ambitions International Lesley Russell 29 May 2026 The outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo isn’t the only sign of a world ill-prepared for another pandemic International Cory Alpert 29 May 2026 Pope Leo is the only global figure to issue a carefully argued perspective on the regulation of AI

Other Voices

Other Voices G. Elliott Morris 9 June 2026 The party’s election autopsy omits the biggest reason for its defeat — and fails to prepare for the future
Other Voices Lawrence Freedman 8 May 2026 Any optimism about an early settlement in Iran rests on the fact that both sides have good reason to give ground Other Voices Joshua Benton 8 May 2026 Labor could vastly improve its News Bargaining Initiative if it stopped pretending it’s just a little nudge for the free market, says a US-based media observer Other Voices Paul Krugman 24 April 2026 Are Americans finally ready to acknowledge its successes? Other Voices Robert A. Pape 14 March 2026 America and Israel might have bitten off more than they can chew